Hms Manufacturing Company

Hms Mfg. Co.

Robert T Solomon

Janet M Sofy

Mark Schulte

Todd M Lajewski

A cart and drawer assembly () comprising a pair of panels () each having an inner surface () disposed in spaced and parallel relationship with one another with said inner surfaces () facing each other. Each of the panels () defines a pair of beams (). At least one shelf () is disposed between the panels () in perpendicular relationship to the panels (). A plurality of ribs () extend from the beams () and are spaced from one another along the beams (). A pair of ears () extend from each of the shelves () and engage an adjacent pair of the ribs () to maintain the panels () in spaced and parallel relationship with one another and perpendicular to the shelf (). Each of the beams () define a plurality of sockets () spaced from one another. A pair of plugs () extend from each of the mounting sides () in one of the sockets () connecting the shelves () to the panels (). The ears () are disposed between said plugs ().

Cart and drawer assembly

Storage container

Storage container with handle and lid

Basketball basket container

The shelfis placed in the storage or shipping position shown in FIG.with the projectionsdisposed in the grooves behind the flangesand engaging the bottomsof the embossments. A wrappermay be placed around the componentsandfor shipping and display in a retail store. The user would remove the shelffrom the stored position and slide the tonguesinto the grooves (as shown in FIG.) until the coversengage the topsfor supporting the shelfin the cantilevered position (as shown in FIG.).

Ironing organizer

The shelf is placed in the storage or shipping position shown in FIG. with the projections disposed in the grooves behind the flanges and engaging the bottoms of the embossments. To prevent the shelf from swinging outwardly, the tabs overlap and are retained behind the fingers . A wrapper may be placed around the components and for shipping and display in a retail store. The user would remove the shelf from the stored position and slide the tongues into the grooves (as shown in FIG. ) until the covers engage the tops for supporting the shelf in the cantilevered position (as shown in FIG. ).

Step-on wastebasket

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Ray, MI, United States of America

Robert T Solomon